Postal Bank Bill Passed by House in 195 to 101 Vote
Washington June 9 The House passed the postal savings bank bill by a solid Republican majority 196 to 113 after defeating a Democratic substitute. Democrats opposed a key amendment and several named members voted against the substitute while some Republicans supported it initially. The bill creates a three member board and limits deposits, offering 2 percent interest and options to exchange for government bonds. The measure differs from the Senate version in permitted securities for banks handling funds.
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Mexico Accepts Arbitration Over Chamizal Boundary Dispute
Mexico agrees to the arbitration terms proposed by the United States to settle the Chamizal zone controversy at El Paso. Mexican Ambassador de la Barra informed Secretary Knox. A Canadian jurist is expected to serve as arbitrator as Knox and de la Barra finalize details.
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Laborers from Montenegro stranded in Alaska seek transport
Coro na Alaska mayor appeals via telegraph to Washington for authority to move 250 Montenegrin laborers stranded in Alaska back to the United States. Arrests for vagrancy cited, but releases stalled by funding. Multi department referral ends with Alaska Governor seeking details on how they arrived, noting past revenue cutter repatriations.
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Celebrate the Colonel's Return in Color Roosevelts Image Ad
A colorful window feature proclaims a celebration of the colonel's return with a unique picture of ex President Roosevelt. The Tribune advertises a free giveaway with the next Sun edition and urges readers to order in advance from their newsdealer.
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THE DAY IN WASHINGTON HIS FIGHTS OVER ROOSEVELT POLITICS
Washington notes discuss ex President Roosevelt avoiding exploitation by insurgents and the return visit's social invitations. It cites Madison letter invites, the risk of private conversations, and Roosevelt's public denials. It also covers Republican League rally, Taft policy moves, railroad bill debates, and a claim for Southern Pacific cost reimbursement.
Stelle Death Natural In Chicago Hotel Bequest Linked
Mrs Fannie Surdam Stelle of New York died of apoplexy after a post mortem today in Chicago. Coroner's inquiry followed news she left 25 000 dollars to Edgar R Accetta, an Italian tenor and attorney. Accetta, once her fiancé, says she was his best friend and that she trained him in law. detect $25 000 in currency and 50 909 in diamonds were found sewn in her clothing.
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Bellboy Kills Hotel Chef in Montclair Kitchen
Montclair New Jersey June 9 special Em manual Penna chef at Hotel Montclair was shot and killed early this morning by bellboy John Goin twenty. the shot occurred in the kitchen during a revolver inspection by night engineer Schrath and night watchman Levy all three detained with Levy released on 500 bail and Goin held on manslaughter with bail set at 1000. the shooting is believed accidental.
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Tariff ruling on books imports widens free entry terms
The Treasury Department has decided that books printed more than twenty years before import date qualify for free entry when imported and rebound abroad. Previously New York appraisers assessed such bindings as leather manufactures at ad valorem.
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New York
Pinchot and Garfield Head to National Conservation Meet
Gifford Pinchot and James R. Garfield, Roosevelt lieutenants, left Cleveland for St. Paul after hours of talks with Garfield’s office. They declined to reveal details, saying only they discussed the conservation question of mutual interest.
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Roosevelt Answers Pinchot About Attendance Date
Ex President Roosevelt replies to Gifford Pinchot that he cannot fix a date for attending the National Conservation Congress until he returns to the United States. The St Paul meeting is planned for the first week of September, enabling his attendance if possible.
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Duty on Quebec pulp wood under new tariff rules
The Treasury Department ruled that pulp and printing paper from wood cut on Quebec crown lands before May 1 is subject to a 25 cent per cord countervailing duty or 35 cents per ton in manufactured form. Wood cut after May 1 is not taxed, as regulations aim to limit exports. Large stockpiles cut before May 1 may still incur the duty if exported.
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Regents Appoint New Members to Medical and Vet Boards
Albany June 9 The State Board of Regents appoints William Warren Potter Lee H Smith Glentworth Reeve Butler and others to medical vet and dental examiner boards Also reappoints Holmes Burkhart and Parker Nominate Wheelock as second assistant state commissioner of education Miss Anna L Aline resigns nurse training inspector role Annie W Goodrich named successor Archivist Van Laer to translate Dutch state records New Jersey medical school standards reciprocal relations annulled Regents amend rules for commercial schools Baxter medical license revoked for fraud convictions
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Buffalo
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State Board of Medical Examiners
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Ithaca
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New York
R. C. Reed
Elmira
H. S. Beebe
Albion
George A. Knapp
Millbrook
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
A. M. Holmes
H. J. Burkhart
E. G. Parker
Poughkeepsie
State Board of Dental Examiners
Charles F. Prentice
George R. Fox
Lydia B. Anderson
Charles S. McCulloch
Leon Orr Fisher
Samuel D. Patterson
State Board of Certified Public Accountants
Warren L. Bradt
Board of Pharmacy
Aid
Charles F. Wheelock
State Education Department
Frank Rollins
Anna L. Aline
Annie W. Goodrich
Arnold J. F. van Laer
New Jersey
Charles Francis Baxter
Baxter
Suffolk County
Doctors Start A Probe At AMA Convention
At the American Medical Association meeting in St Louis the house opened an inquiry after a scantily clothed woman danced before the surgery section. Dr John B Murphy of Chicago won the presidential election over Abraham Jacobi, with George H Simmons re elected secretary. Los Angeles will host the 1911 convention.
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Charles G. Kerley
New York
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John B. Murphy
Chicago
Abraham Jacobi
George H. Simmons
Los Angeles
Austrian Measures Target Vacuum Oil In Home Petroleum Fight
In Vienna on June 9 the ministries of finance commerce and railways agreed on joint actions to shield the home petroleum industry from Vacuum Oil Company the Austrian arm of Standard Oil The plan seeks to exploit mining laws to curb Vacuum output and enforce charter limits while warning that further legislation by Austrian and Hungarian parliaments may curb American interests if needed.
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Gruber Sings During GOP Dinner Honoring Leader
Frederick L. Marshall was saluted by the Republican organization of the 16th Assembly District at Stuyvesant Casino No. 140 Second Avenue with a complimentary dinner. Colonel Abe Gruber sang a German song and praised the new leader as Jacob Kostman acted as toastmaster, with seven minutes of cheers.
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Abe” Gruber
England
United States
Moses
Israel
Egypt
Roosevelt
Son Gone, Woman A Death by Own Action
In Irvington New Jersey Mrs Elizabeth Hoppenthaler fifty two years old killed herself with strychnine at her home No 573 Union avenue after her fourteen year old son ran away following a fathers chastisement Her husband poundmaster of Irvington kept the poison used to kill dogs The missing boy was later found on a neighboring farm
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Middies Sail for England from Norfolk on Practice Cruise
Rear Admiral Clark leads five hundred Naval Academy midshipmen aboard a summer practice cruise from Hampton Roads to Plymouth England. The squadron includes the battleships Indiana flagship Massachusetts and Iowa, with a carrier role and other warships supporting the voyage.
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Tariff Board funding eyed as Senate rereads measure
Washington, June 9. Tariff data study tops Senate debate as the sundry civil appropriation bill nears final form. The $250,000 provision for a Tariff Board under the President’s direction survives, while a push for a straight tariff commission faces opposition. House funds also cover Capitol expansion and anti trust enforcement, with votes split along party lines.
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Judge Moore Tops Harmlness Horse Show Prizes
London judges name Judge Moore as winner in the international horse show. He claimed first and second prizes for single harmlness horses over 15.2 hands shown to a lady's victoria with entries Robin Hood and Debator. Walter Winans took first and reserve with Newton Sportsman and British King. Judge Moore’s Flourish and Whitewall Ariel won first and second in the class for single harness horses over 14.2 and up to 15 hands.
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Great Water Parade for Roosevelt Homecoming Planned
A large water parade honoring Colonel Belt later Roosevelt homecoming is set for Saturday June 18. Twelve divisions of steamboats steam yachts and tugs plus a revenue cutter squadron will assemble off Quarantine Station Clifton Staten Island at 8 30 a m. The Androscoggin will head the fleet with Roosevelt aboard and the Mayor’s committee onboard after three long blasts. The fleet will salute then sail up the Hudson to Pier A Battery landing Roosevelt and 300 committee members at 11 a m.
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Roosevelt to visit Pittsburg on July 4
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt plans a July 4 visit to Pittsburg after a telegraphed invitation. Mayor Magee coordinated the arrangements with Roosevelt, who has virtually accepted. The last Pittsburg stop was eight years ago for Independence Day at Schenley Park.
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Roosevelt Lincoln Memorial Committee Formed in Washington
Ex President Roosevelt leads a fifty member committee named by Hannis Taylor of the Lincoln National Memorial Association to arrange a national capital Abraham Lincoln memorial. The plan calls for all members to be invited to Washington next fall so Roosevelt can preside over the temporary organization’s deliberations.
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Drummers Hold Annual Session of New York Council
About eight hundred members of the New York Council of the United Commercial Travellers met at the Manhattan Beach Hotel for a three day session. Herman A. Metz and John S. Whalen spoke. the group urged Governor Hughes to back a state department of commerce and labor. An Athens Alabama pastor, H. C. Compton, told how he gives his $1.90 annual pay to the poor while running a drug store and traveling for a wholesale house. Delegates and wives toured Coney Island Luna Park and Dreamland before rain ended the evening.
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Surprise Party Honors Pastor Rufus P Johnson
The Rev Dr Rufus P Johnson pastor of Washington Baptist Church at 145th Street and Covenant Avenue celebrated his forty ninth birthday with a surprise party by the congregation in the church lecture room. Attendees donated one dollar toward a parish house adjoining the church and $7500 in grounds has already been secured. Johnson has led the church for three years and previously led Fifth Avenue Baptist. W C Gilbert presented a bouquet of forty nine roses on behalf of the congregation.
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China and Japan Trading Co Wins $640,355 Judgment
The China and Japan Trading Company, a New York cotton textiles firm, secured a Court of Claims judgment for 640,355 against 2,000,000 reserved by the United States from Boxer indemnity funds remitted to the Chinese government.
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Wisconsin Republicans acclaim Taft platform at Milwaukee convention
The Wisconsin Republican State Convention in Milwaukee endorsed President William H Taft and his tariff policy, praising his administration and urging party unity. L H Bancroft, chair, conveyed congratulations and support from over a thousand delegates. The platform reiterates commitment to Republican principles and future policy directions.
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Blakeley for Governor nominated at Pennsylvania GOP convention
Pittsburg District Attorney T A Blakeley, rising from the Pittsburg crafter war, is expected to secure the Republican nomination for governor at the Harrisburg convention on June 22. A Atlantic City conference between Senators George T Olin and Boies Penrose signaled support as Oliver seeks a candidate who can appeal to voters amid fears of a GOP defeat this fall.
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Veal seen likely winner in governor race and Martins Burke reelects
Pierre June 9 latest return from Tuesday's primaries shows Governor Veal likely the progressive candidate for re election with solid lead as few counties report. Also indicates Congressmen Martin and Burke, stalwarts, poised for reelection by about 5 000 votes. Belief persists that George FE Egan independent Republican had won.
May Boom Folk for President Dinner Rally
Friends of ex Governor Folk of Arkansas plan a May nomination surge for the Democratic ticket at the Commercial Travellers of America annual dinner in Manhattan Beach tonight. Supporters include E. H. Whittaker of Arkansas and H. S. Curlee of Carter Goods. Folk was asked to speak but had a prior engagement. a letter from former Controller Metz will be read by the toastmaster.
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Berlin names von Lindequist as new secretary of state
Berlin on June 9 reports the appointment of von Lindequist to succeed Bernhard Dernburg as secretary of state for the empire. The change was gazetted today.
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